I'm doing something wrong

[AwhNutz]

Sir, I'm doing something wrong.

I'm running Windows 7 Home (ver = 6.1.7601) and
Firefox 34.0.5 and
Greasemonkey 2.3.

The monkey-pull-down shows Greasemonkey enabled.

I select "Manage User Scripts" from the Monkey pull-down and
it displays the message "You don't have any scripts installed" and
the button marked "Get user scripts".
I click the button and
a new browser tab is opened to "http://wiki.greasespot.net/User_Script_Hosting"

Since this is not pointing to GitHub,
I manually open a new tab to "https://github.com/KradekMFC/MFCAssistant/blob/master/mfcassist.user.js".
I click on the button marked "Raw" and
the window tab content changes to the raw text.

A bar across the top contains the message "This is a Greasemonky user script. Click install to start using it."
A button marked "Install Script" is at the far right end of the bar.
I click the button and a window is displayed titled "Greasemonkey Installation"
The content area references MFC Assistant 0.1.28 and displays the messages:

runs on:
http://www.myfreecams.com/*

matches:
http://www.myfreecams.com/*

I click on the button marked "Install".

A small box appears containing the text "'MFC Assistant' has installed successfully" and a button marked "Ok".
I click on the button marked "Ok".

The monkey pull-down shows Greasemonkey enabled, but no script installed.

I manually open a new window tab and enter a URL to a logged in model.
Note that I am not logged in, therefore I am a Guest on MFC.

In this new window tab, the monkey pull-down shows
Greasemonkey enabled and MFCAssistant enabled (checkmarks next to each).
Note that the entry marked "User Script Commands" is low-lighted and therefore not available for use.

I wait for a couple of tip messages to display in the model chat window.
However, I don't see anything being displayed by the MFCAssistant script.

I closed the various tabs except the one which the monkey pull-down opened to about:addons and
I clicked the button marked "Remove" on MFC Assistand 0.1.28
I exited Firefox.

I restarted Firefox and followed the procedure described above,
except that AFTER I brought up the MFC model chat room,
I logged in as a Premium user.

I watied for tip messages to display.
I did not see anything displayed to indicate that MFC Assistant is counting tips.

What am I doing wrong ?

Thank you for your time.

-Aldo AwhNutz@gmail.com

[KradekMFC]

Highly likely MFC has changed their interface in such a way that the script is no longer working.

I’ve stopped maintenance on this script, but left it up on GitHub simply as a source for whomever may want to use it as a starting point going forward.

From: AwhNutz
Sent: ‎Monday‎, ‎December‎ ‎22‎, ‎2014 ‎1‎:‎41‎ ‎AM
To: KradekMFC/MFCAssistant

Sir, I'm doing something wrong.

I'm running Windows 7 Home (ver = 6.1.7601) and
Firefox 34.0.5 and
Greasemonkey 2.3.

The monkey-pull-down shows Greasemonkey enabled.

I select "Manage User Scripts" from the Monkey pull-down and
it displays the message "You don't have any scripts installed" and
the button marked "Get user scripts".
I click the button and
a new browser tab is opened to "http://wiki.greasespot.net/User_Script_Hosting"

Since this is not pointing to GitHub,
I manually open a new tab to "https://github.com/KradekMFC/MFCAssistant/blob/master/mfcassist.user.js".
I click on the button marked "Raw" and
the window tab content changes to the raw text.

A bar across the top contains the message "This is a Greasemonky user script. Click install to start using it."
A button marked "Install Script" is at the far right end of the bar.
I click the button and a window is displayed titled "Greasemonkey Installation"
The content area references MFC Assistant 0.1.28 and displays the messages:

runs on:
http://www.myfreecams.com/*

matches:
http://www.myfreecams.com/*

I click on the button marked "Install".

A small box appears containing the text "'MFC Assistant' has installed successfully" and a button marked "Ok".
I click on the button marked "Ok".

The monkey pull-down shows Greasemonkey enabled, but no script installed.

I manually open a new window tab and enter a URL to a logged in model.
Note that I am not logged in, therefore I am a Guest on MFC.

In this new window tab, the monkey pull-down shows
Greasemonkey enabled and MFCAssistant enabled (checkmarks next to each).
Note that the entry marked "User Script Commands" is low-lighted and therefore not available for use.

I wait for a couple of tip messages to display in the model chat window.
However, I don't see anything being displayed by the MFCAssistant script.

I closed the various tabs except the one which the monkey pull-down opened to about:addons and
I clicked the button marked "Remove" on MFC Assistand 0.1.28
I exited Firefox.

I restarted Firefox and followed the procedure described above,
except that AFTER I brought up the MFC model chat room,
I logged in as a Premium user.

I watied for tip messages to display.
I did not see anything displayed to indicate that MFC Assistant is counting tips.

What am I doing wrong ?

Thank you for your time.

-Aldo AwhNutz@gmail.com

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

[AwhNutz]

Thank you for your response.

Did the step-by-step procedure which I described sound reasonable ?
Am I in the ball park ?

Take Care

[KradekMFC]

Yes, sounds like you are installing it correctly.

From: AwhNutz
Sent: ‎Tuesday‎, ‎December‎ ‎23‎, ‎2014 ‎12‎:‎08‎ ‎AM
To: KradekMFC/MFCAssistant
Cc: KradekMFC

Thank you for your response.

Did the step-by-step procedure which I described sound reasonable ?
Am I in the ball park ?

Take Care

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.

[AwhNutz]

Thank you for your time.
Can you recommend any books on Javascript ?
BTW, now you can understand my choice of screen name .... lol ;-)

[MagicAndCats]

Awhnuts,

I think you need to add the following API grant line at the top of the script to get it to run in Firefox / Greasemonkey. It should run unmodified in Chrome / Tampermonkey:

// @grant GM_addStyle

I think this is the same issue as I have recently posted refer to that post for a little more detail.